Following is my code saved as .cpp file and .c file
以下是我的代码保存为.cpp文件和.c文件
in .c it compiled fine, but threw the following error in .cpp
在.c中编译正常,但在.cpp中抛出以下错误
test.cpp:6: error: initializer-string for array of chars is too long
test.cpp:6: error: initializer-string for array of chars is too long
#include< stdio.h>
int main()
{
char str[2][2]= { "12", "12"};
int i;
for(i=0; i<2; i++)
printf("%d %s\n", i, str[i]);
return 0;
}
Is there any compiler directive or anything so that the c++ compiler takes this as C code itself.
是否有任何编译器指令或任何东西,以便c ++编译器将其作为C代码本身。
I tried, extern "C", which didn't help.
我试过,extern“C”,没有帮助。
5 个解决方案
#1
0
Although it won't help your problem, you can select language to compile. With gcc it's -x flag, that needs to be followed by language. Like gcc -x c something.cpp ... will use c compiler to compile.
虽然它对您的问题没有帮助,但您可以选择要编译的语言。使用gcc它是-x标志,需要后跟语言。像gcc -x c something.cpp ...将使用c编译器进行编译。
#2
14
The character string "12" hold 3 places in C++ (In C too, BTW). You need one more char for the terminating '\0'
.
字符串“12”在C ++中保持3个位置(在C中也是BTW)。你需要多一个字符来终止'\ 0'。
char str[2][3]= { "12", "12"};
#3
10
This would 'fit'
这将“适合”
char str[2][2] = {
{ '1', '2' },
{ '1', '2' }
};
But you want this: https://ideone.com/wZB8F
但你想要这个:https://ideone.com/wZB8F
char str[2][3]= { "12", "12"};
Otherwise, there is no room for the terminating null
character
否则,没有空间终止空字符
Equivalent:
char str[2][3]= { { '1', '2', '\0' },
{ '1', '2', '\0' } };
#4
1
C++ is a stricter language than C. The problem is that you create an array containing of arrays of two characters, then assign each sub-array three characters (the sequence '1'
, '2'
and the string terminator '\0'
).
C ++是一种比C更严格的语言。问题是你创建一个包含两个字符数组的数组,然后为每个子数组分配三个字符(序列'1','2'和字符串终结符'\ 0') 。
The array should be declared like this:
该数组应该像这样声明:
char str[2][3]= { "12", "12"};
The C compiler doesn't flag for this, and skips the string-terminator, so your printf
statement will most likely print garbage after the string.
C编译器没有为此标记,并跳过字符串终止符,因此您的printf语句很可能在字符串后打印垃圾。
#5
0
#include< stdio.h>
int main()
{
char str[][3]= { "12","12"};
int i;
for(i=0; i<2; i++)
{
printf("%d %s\n", i, str[i]);
}
return 0;
}
is the version that will work in C++....
是在C ++中工作的版本....
#1
0
Although it won't help your problem, you can select language to compile. With gcc it's -x flag, that needs to be followed by language. Like gcc -x c something.cpp ... will use c compiler to compile.
虽然它对您的问题没有帮助,但您可以选择要编译的语言。使用gcc它是-x标志,需要后跟语言。像gcc -x c something.cpp ...将使用c编译器进行编译。
#2
14
The character string "12" hold 3 places in C++ (In C too, BTW). You need one more char for the terminating '\0'
.
字符串“12”在C ++中保持3个位置(在C中也是BTW)。你需要多一个字符来终止'\ 0'。
char str[2][3]= { "12", "12"};
#3
10
This would 'fit'
这将“适合”
char str[2][2] = {
{ '1', '2' },
{ '1', '2' }
};
But you want this: https://ideone.com/wZB8F
但你想要这个:https://ideone.com/wZB8F
char str[2][3]= { "12", "12"};
Otherwise, there is no room for the terminating null
character
否则,没有空间终止空字符
Equivalent:
char str[2][3]= { { '1', '2', '\0' },
{ '1', '2', '\0' } };
#4
1
C++ is a stricter language than C. The problem is that you create an array containing of arrays of two characters, then assign each sub-array three characters (the sequence '1'
, '2'
and the string terminator '\0'
).
C ++是一种比C更严格的语言。问题是你创建一个包含两个字符数组的数组,然后为每个子数组分配三个字符(序列'1','2'和字符串终结符'\ 0') 。
The array should be declared like this:
该数组应该像这样声明:
char str[2][3]= { "12", "12"};
The C compiler doesn't flag for this, and skips the string-terminator, so your printf
statement will most likely print garbage after the string.
C编译器没有为此标记,并跳过字符串终止符,因此您的printf语句很可能在字符串后打印垃圾。
#5
0
#include< stdio.h>
int main()
{
char str[][3]= { "12","12"};
int i;
for(i=0; i<2; i++)
{
printf("%d %s\n", i, str[i]);
}
return 0;
}
is the version that will work in C++....
是在C ++中工作的版本....